Courses

01:640:477 - Mathematical Theory of Probability

General Information

Prerequisites: CALC III -- third-semester, multiple-variable calculus, which is Math 251 at Rutgers-NB -- is an unwaivable prerequisite. A working knowledge of multiple integrals and partial derivatives is essential for the course.

Restrictions on Credit: A student can receive credit for at most one of the courses

  • 01:640:477
  • 01:198:206
  • 01:960:381
  • 14:332:226

(despite the fact that Math 477 covers considerably more material than Comp Sci 206).

Textbook

Textbook:  For current textbook please refer to our Master Textbook List page

Special Accommodations

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Academic Integrity

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Sample Syllabus

Prof. Salamon (2022)
Prof. Speer (2010)
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Previous semesters

 200920082007
Fall § 01, Prof. Gundy
§ 02, Prof. Wolf
§ 01. Prof. Gundy
§ 02. Prof. Tumulka
§ 01, Prof. E. Speer
§ 02, Prof. S. Goldstein
Summer Sec. E1 Yifan Liu
Sec. H6 Ke Wang
§ E1 Liviu Ilinca
§ H6 Prof. Han
§ E1 Derek Hansen
§ H6 Adam Jonsson
Spring Sec. 01 Prof. Wolf
Sec. 02 Prof. Wilson
Sec. 03 Prof. Song
§ 01 Prof. Gindikin
§ 02 Prof. Gundy
§ 05 Prof. Herschkorn
§ 02, Prof. Butler
§ 04, Prof. S. Goldstein
§ 06, Prof. Gundy
Semesters prior to 2006

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Information posted prior to the beginning of the semester is frequently tentative, or based on previous semesters. Textbooks should not be purchased until confirmed with the instructor. For generally reliable textbook information—with the exception of sections with an alphabetic code like H1 or T1, and topics courses (197,395,495)—see the textbook list.